Simple Tips for Cutting Calories in Your Stir Fry

EASY WAYS TO SAVE CALS IN YOUR STIR FRY
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On the left:
?2 tsp oil for cooking
?1Tbsp Sweet Chilli Sauce
?280g Chicken (1 medium breast)
?1 cup Brown Rice
?Half the amount of Veg (1/4 red capsicum, 1/2 small carrot, 1 Medium Mushroom, 2 pieces Broccolini)
?2 tsp Soy sauce, 2 tsp Oyster sauce, 2 tsp Lime Juice
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Healthy Swaps on the Right:
?No oil for cooking (you can use water or the sauce instead)
?1tsp Sriracha instead of Sweet Chilli (it’s stronger flavour means you need less)
?150g chicken
?1/2 cup Brown Rice
?Double the Veg. (1/2 red capsicum, 1 medium carrot, 2 Medium Mushrooms, 1/2 bunch Broccolini)
? 2 tsp Soy sauce, 2 tsp Oyster sauce, 2 tsp Lime Juice

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